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E-Commerce Terms & Conditions (Law 14/2023)

Online-trading terms and conditions under Federal Decree-Law No. 14/2023 on Trading by Modern Technological Means — covers websites, apps, and social-media trading (Instagram Shop, WhatsApp Business), requiring a valid trade licence and full price/merchant disclosure.

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E-COMMERCE TERMS & CONDITIONS

(Trade Licence No. ), registered address .

These Terms are issued under Federal Decree-Law No. 14/2023 on Trading by Modern Technological Means ("E-Commerce Law"), which applies to websites, apps, and social-media trading (Instagram Shop, WhatsApp Business, and similar channels) and requires a valid trade licence for the activity and full disclosure of the merchant's identity, contact details for complaints, product/service description, the full price inclusive of all taxes and fees, and the payment/delivery/fulfilment process.

1. SALES CHANNELS 1.1.

2. GOODS / SERVICES 2.1.

3. PRICING 3.1. Prices shown are inclusive of 5% VAT and all mandatory fees: .

4. PAYMENT 4.1.

5. DELIVERY 5.1.

6. RETURNS 6.1. See .

7. COMPLAINTS 7.1.

8. GOVERNING LAW 8.1.

9. LICENSING NOTE 9.1. Trading through social media without a valid trade licence for the activity is subject to penalties under the E-Commerce Law; a bilingual (Arabic/English) version of these Terms is recommended.

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